Colors in spanish kvanko
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Este documento presenta una lista de colores en español y ejemplos de objetos u organismos de cada color. Los colores incluyen verde, rojo, amarillo, azul, blanco, negro, rosado, café, gris y ejemplos son una rana verde, una pelota roja, un pato amarillo, un pájaro azul, un gato blanco con ojos negros, flores rosadas, un oso café con cuatro patas y una boca grande, nubes grises. También incluye oraciones de práctica para empare
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- 2. 1) Verde = green Una rana es v__________. Una rana s__________ arriba en el aire!
- 3. 2) Rojo = red La p_______________ es roja. Why does rojo change to roja when talking about la pelota?
- 4. 3) Amarillo= yellow El pato es a_________________. El pato en en a___________, en un lago (lake).
- 5. 4)Azul = blue El pájaro es_______________.
- 6. 5) Blanco= white El gato es ____________ con ojos __________.
- 7. 6) Negro= black El carro es _____________. ¡Es un carro muy r____________!
- 8. 7) Rosado = pink Las flores son _______________! ¡Que bonitas!
- 9. 8)Café = brown El ________ es ____________. Él tiene cuatro p____________ y una boca g___________.
- 10. 9) Gris= gray Los nubes son ________.
- 11. Practice! A) Una manzana es el color ____________ o ____________.
- 12. B)El color del pelo de Lenny Kravitz es ____________
- 13. C) El color de un béisbol es ___________
- 14. D) La araña es el color _________
- 15. E) El cielo es el color __________.